On yet another week of the Pearscast we have on Menante' Du Plessis. Menante' is one third of the content creation agency Cult managing everything from producing, to writing copy, managing clients, as well as being involved in many other aspects of the business.

On this week's episode we discuss how to approach clients who’s visions may not necessarily align with yours, how a masters of organisational psychology can apply to creative business, and the importance of having diversity with in your workplace.

 

You can find Menante on the gram @iammenante

You can also find Cult on the gram @wearecultau or on the interwebs at wearecult.com.au

 

Note: They are not a real cult...don't stress

Today on The Rearshaped podcast we have Thomas Bleach, Thomas is a writer, a music reviewer an aspiring stand up comedian.

In this episode we talk about sticking to your beliefs, how events shape your perception and the benefits of being brutally honest.

We also talk about a lot of Thomas's many secrets so tune in and get the scoop here!

To find out more about Thomas or if you're looking for good music reviews check his website out at Thomasbleach.com or find him on Twitter or Instagram as Thomas Bleach

What happens to most of us when things get too much? Get a "Cry Closet"! 

Today on the podcast we have the lovely Georgia Maclaren.

Georgia is a young music industry professional based in Brisbane, she currently works in brand activation and promotions for the Australian Radio Network

In this episode we talk about, trying everything to further yourself in your field (aka saying Yes to thing), that it's okay to take a break from what you do, managing expectations and Failure the nasty word with a capital F, is ultimately good.

If you want to find out more about Georgia you can contact her via Linkedin as Georgia Maclaren or more informally on Instagram @oh_geordie.

It's a very inspiring episode and we hope you enjoy it!

 

 

If anyone has a cry closet please let up know and we will start another podcast or youtube channel showcasing said closets.

Who doesn't love a good Q&A! We may not have any questions or answers, but what we do have in enthusiasm and a dream that one day we will be asked a question! In this episode we discuss approaching burnout, how new equipment "toys" can help keep them creative juices flowing, and the importance of finding time for hobbies and other interest outside of your profession. 

As always, if you so feel the need you can contact us at [email protected]

StayStay tuned next week for our conversation with Georgia Maclaren!

Welcome to episode 8 of the Pearshaped podcast. Today we have on Jayden Staines, he is a content creator, a photographer and videographer and much much more.

So the real question is what is a content creator?

Today we talk about importance of culture in a work place, dealing with client request that you may not necessarily agree with, and the art of being a creator in business, and what exactly is a content creator, or just that what is content.

To find out more about Jayden you can check out his instagram as JaydenStaines, or his business We Are Cult 

Oh and we emptied our podcast bank account, so Oscar has a mic now whoooo!!

Another day, another podcast.

That's not true.

it IS another week, but we digress.

On this week's episode of The pearshaped podcast, we have on Jessica Lucas. Jess is A graphic and UX designer now turned Operations Coordinator. She oversees delivery management & agile practices with four multidisciplinary teams focusing on Virtual Reality, Digital Products, video, animation, and Education Software.

On this weeks episode we cover why textbooks cost so much, the importance of project management even as a small business, and the opportunities that can be found by keeping an open mind. 

You can find out more about Jess on her Linkedin as Jessica Lucas, or on her upcoming website alignbetter.com

Another Hump day another Podcast! Today on the show we have the gift bearing Michael Parente!

Michael is a digital content producer for hit105 radio and the man behind the camera of the sketch comedy group/radio/podcast show, collective noun.

On today’s episode we touch on the eternally touchy subject of doing things for free ("exposure"), the grind of creating daily content, and also something that’s close to our producer’s heart; “how top of the line gear isn’t as important as people may think.”

To find out more about Michael check out his Instagram as parenteswagking.

If you want a laugh (who wouldn't) you should also check out Collective noun on Youtube, Instagram or just tune in for the show on Hit105..

Esteban Rivera is Colombia born cinematographer based in Brisbane.

Like most of us he started out in a completely unrelated field and found his calling in cinematography by accident. In the past he has worked on feature films, Advertising and Music videos.

In today's episode we find out what made him get into film, why working for free can help your career, how limitations are not really limitations and the why backing things up is ever so important.

To find out more about Esteban or want to have a chat with him, you can go to his website at: www.estebanrivera.com.au or find him as esteban_rivera_ on instagram. 

 

As always we welcome feedback so if you have any questions, criticism or just want to get in touch with us just shoot us an email at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page.

Hey everyone welcome to a slightly different episode of The Pearshaped Podcast. In this episode (we shall call the "Monthly Rant") we discuss future plans, updates and general housekeeping of the podcast.

As always we love feedback and if you want to get in touch with us don't hesitate to email us at:

Looking forwards to hearing from you!

On this episode of The Pearshaped Podcast we chat to Phil Hancock. Phil is a full time Artist, Musician, Singer and Songwriter based right here in Brisbane, Australia.

In today's episode we talk about how Phil took his childhood passion to a sustainable career in the music industry. We cover the importance of having multiple revenue streams, the value of patience, and being aware of the opportunities around you.

To find out more about Phil you can find him on Spotify, Instagram and Facebook as Phil Hancock

You can listen to his Piano pieces on Spotify as Piano Peace

 (See what we did there?)